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Strasbourg Institute director Dieter to receive 2017 Ratzinger Prize Recognition for contribution to Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification
Integrity, the hallmark of a prophetic church leader LWF President Archbishop Musa speaks at African region workshop on gender and child rights
Creative interfaith training for a new generation LWF and Indonesian institute build on a dialogical model to affirm diversity
A spotlight on growing violence against defenders of land rights in Colombia LWF-supported platform says environmental and civil society leaders are targeted
A setback in the fight for justice Lutherans in Guatemala protest expulsion of commissioner investigating impunity and corruption
Pleading for freedom and life Argentine churches seek state answers over disappeared activist Santiago Maldonado
An alternative space for dialogue Colombian churches, civil society and government mark Reformation anniversary
LWF General Secretary Junge to receive 2017 Augsburg Peace Prize Recognition of a “patient bridge-builder between the continents”
Palestinian Bishop Munib Younan receives Niwano Peace Prize Calls for robust moderation that rejects all forms of extremism
